01 May 1936
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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
1
Barnard College Students Undergrad Association publishes the semi weekly Barnard Bulletin during the college year with two class matter status noted. Adele Hagland appears as the issue leader or contributor in this 1928 post.
Editorial argues for a one week reading period free of classes with faculty office hours to allow concentrated study and reading. A referendum will gauge student support, aiming to push an experimental reading week before next January exams amid debate with supporters of Wigs and Cues.
Forum column presents student opinions on free expression at the university. Writers discuss campus dialogue, expression limits, and diverse viewpoints, highlighting campus life and academic freedom.
Letters from Barnard’s Class of 1918 and a Barnard Bulletin editor clash over war era student banners and the Wigs and Cues spring plays. Alumni defend restraint and critique, while a second reader praises constructive review and notes Wigs and Cues faces resource limits and ongoing talent.
Irwin Shaw debut Bury the Dead shown at the New Theatre League venue. The drama uses fantasy to present six slain soldiers rising from trench graves to challenge fate and society. Despite stage limits and rough dialogue, the play impresses with imagination and the author’s future potential.
A lively review lists These Three with Merle Oberon and Joel McCrea, The Milky Way with Harold Lloyd, Love On a Bet with Gene Raymond, and The Preview Murder Mystery as entertaining options. Mae West in Klondike Annie, Petticoat Fever with Myrna Loy, and Sutter's Gold are noted, while The Leather Necks Have Landed mocks imperialism. avoid the dull California gold rush tale.
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